One step closer to the Interstellar timeline.
this post was submitted on 07 Jul 2023
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One step closer to The Road timeline.
I worked in plant physiology for a while; my understanding is that a lot of our common crops, while adapted for hot climates, are already at their thermal tolerance limits. It'll just takes a bad series of extreme events to wipe out a crop, which are becoming increasingly common
If it hits now in full swing, it will mark limits to growth as too optimistic, and that ends with population collapse by the end of the decade.